Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 10, 1993, p. 3

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st r p3 people christmas comes early for stdtiffville girl kate gilderdale correspondent sometimes dreams do come true as 10yearold dale marie arnold discovered sat urday night it was her mother jan who played fairy godmother to the diehard billy ray cyrus fan everybody wants their kids dreams to come true but im a single mom and if s more diffi cult when you have to do it on your own jan told the tri bune monday morning last year i took my daugh ter to see billy ray as a sur prise christmas gift as soon as tickets went on sale this year i bought them but didnt tell her one morning dale marie woke up and told her mother she had dreamed they attended the concert and met cyrus backstage afterwards it was then that jan decided she would try and match her daughters dream she wont reveal how she did it i told dale marie it was part of the mystery of christ mas but on saturday evening she and a friend took her daughter to the city for what they called a ladies night out during dinner jan managed to slip the concert tickets by dale maries plate while she was away from the table when she came back and opened the envelope she just went crazy but i still didnt tell her about the backstage pass- es it wasnt until just before the concert that jan showed her daughter the passes she screamed with excitement and i cried just to see how thrilled she was that her dream had come true after a fabulous concert the singer gave away the blue jays shirt he was wearing so that it could be raffled off to raise money for sick children said jan later dale marie and her mother joined other backstage visitors many of them children in wheelchairs to meet their hero dale marie chatted with cyrus while her mother took a roll of film to commemorate an unforgettable evening yester day my daughter rewrote her school speech and she did it on billy ray said jan sunday night jan pulled back the sheets on her bed and found a whole bunch of change together with a note from her daughter thanking her for all she had done and that she concluded happily was the best christmas present anyone could ask for photosjan arnold at left dale marie arnold and her mom jan were treated to a backstage tour at the billy ray cyrus concert this past weekend where they met their idol after the show at skydome above it was an early christmas for dale marie when her mom presented her with tickets at a dinner in toronto saturday before the concert mp bhaduria vows to be accessible to riding from page 1 al frugality he cited an unbearable tax load as the main concern expressed by citi zens he encountered during the election campaign and wants to show he was listening i drove to ottawa all three times ive been since the election i could have flown at govern- ment expense at 290 return and stayed at a hotel for 90 a night but i paid the 40 in gas stayed at a friends house and bought my own lunches and dinners im a middle class working man with three kids i too have trouble paying my taxes and i pinch pennies wherever i can i will be proposing a five per cent cut back in every government department even mps bhaduria salaries bhaduria said he was going to ottawa to work and was look ing to be on as many parlia mentary committees as possi ble he would like to see par liament reconvened by the end of the year though he has been told that the house probably wont sit until sometime in jan uary theres work to be done and i want to get to it he said i dont plan to be a quiet back bencher there are about 50 mps who will be getting involved in things and i intend to be one of them theyll soon start saying that im too pushy but ive heard that before bhaduria echoed the liberal partys commitment to job cre ation saying he would push to have new employment opportu nities in his riding i would like to see a couple of thousand jobs open up in markham whitchurchstouffville an immediate priority for bhaduria who does not speak french will be to take french lessons on a one to one basis for four to five hours daily this is my commitment i will be fighting the bloc quebecois tooth and nail and i will need to be able to speak french to do that and when parliament isnt sitting ill be moving across the country and 111 need to speak french to do that too bhaduria who said he would shelve his management con sulting business now that hes an mp said he hoped his record would come to speak for itself in terms of a possible future cabinet appointment ill be there to serve my riding and work on committees my first term in office a cabinet posi tion is earned i think my col leagues will look at my commit tee and riding work i wouldnt push my name for a cabinet position but if someone else did that would be up to them bhaduria said while he would work towards making his mark in government he didnt see it as a life long career i certainly dont want to die in office the first time mp said he is no stranger to the capital he has done business there for oyer two decades and has succeeded in establishing contacts with several key liber al party officials including party strategist keith davey bhaduria has consulted with attewell who he said had been helpful and accommodating bhaduria said he may end up taking over attewells con stituency office located near hwy 7 and kennedy rd bhaduria along with his wife pushpa was to attend a day long administrative orientation session on parliament hill tuesday nov 9 he plans to take up residence in ottawa by months end until then he will be continu ing to make the drive back and forth in his 1984 chrysler new yorker while familiarizing him self with his new job it has been hectic but i love a chal lenge bhaduria said reports costing thousands from page 1 purchase shortly after through recommendations from its planning staff council banned office buildings on industrial extractive lands leaving the group with a virtually useless investment a source maintains leaving no alternative the group joined forces with st marys cement corporationcanadian building materials to start up the only viable permitted use left on the property batching in june 1990 the group learned that no building permit was necessary under the ontario building code to begin a batching operation since it involved equipment and machinery but no con struction by mid july the plant was underway on july 11 1990 however after sending two inaccurate stop work orders to the wrong owner the town ordered the site shut down because no building permit was obtained a source said on july 26 1990 the towns building department then laid three charges under the building code act but failed to appear in court the town again laid the same three charges shortly after but the judge threw those out of court because they had taken too long to come to trial documents show during this time the investors group attempt ed to work with the town and presented officials with a compromise during an incamera meeting on march 3 1992 sources say during the meeting the group proposed 12 assurances including offers to upgrade and update the towns deteriorating water system if the town repealed its bylaw the town told the group it would consider the proposals and get back to them it never did sources say after several further attempts to stop the operation the town filed an application with the court of justice in september 1992 on grounds once again that the operators began work without a building permit the town lost leaving a trail of legal bills and consultant fees behind last week ward 6 councillor ken prentice pointed to one of many borden elliot invoices the towns legal counsel for 1300 claiming the bills were mounting out of control and fisted no details in fact the town will likely pay about 30000 to its lawyer to fight the battle estimates indicate ken sandiford said this week the towns loss is sweet victory to him and his former business associates although they feel badly for taxpayers who are forced to foot the bill we tried in the best interest and in the best of faith to work with the town but the whole thing was treated so badly sandiford said sandiford said the taxpayers will see a lot more bills piled up when the smoke clears stouffville politicians will likely decide whether to appeal the judges nov 2 decision at an upcom ing incamera session photooom emeftson child find comes to town volunteer jane jemmett fingerprints owen castleton while mom suzanne looks on at the child find booth at uptown kids saturday luimmlumijiul kids earn extra money become a carrier today call 6402100 attention flyer advertisers we can deliver your flyers for as little as 4 a piece so far this year we have delivered 26436153 flyers doortodoor in markham unionville milliken stouffville uxbridge claremont dickson hill locust hill gormley goodwood victoria square brougham hagerman corners box grove cedar grove buttonville sandford goodwood leaskdale greenbank udora sunderland zephyr ashburn canni ngton and all adjacent rural route areas 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